The latest episode of the New Heights podcast was filmed in New Orleans this week ahead of the Super Bowl. Hotels expected to be at capacity ahead of Super Bowl | How Entergy plans to power the Super Bowl | Everything you need to know about Super Bowl LIX | Super Bowl ticket pricesThe podcast is hosted by Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce. Kelce joked that he had just come from Bourbon Street before filming the podcast. This likely puts the recording of the podcast around Tuesday when he was seen crashing a look-a-like contest in the French Quarter. Can you spot the real Jason Kelce? During the podcast, the Kelce brothers interviewed New Orleans natives and Isidore Newman graduates Peyton and Eli Manning. They asked the iconic duo about their predictions for the Super Bowl, their own podcast, and who would have won a hypothetical “Manning Bowl.”Throughout the podcast, both Jason and Travis tried different New Orleans foods. Each dish they tried got a little bit more off the rails with how they ate it, and the descriptions. Travis has been extremely vocal about not liking New Orleans foods, specifically jambalaya and gumbo. He even doubled down on his disdain for the food at the Super Bowl Opening Night. Watch Travis Kelce admit what he actually likes about New OrleansJason and Travis sampled fried alligators, crawfish, king cake, beignets, hurricanes, and gumbo. Travis did not try the gumbo or crawfish. One of the more hilarious moments of the taste testing was Jason sucking the head of a crawfish backward. Travis liked fried alligator and beignets, but claimed King Cake was “a cinnamon roll with a minty frosting.”He wouldn’t even try the gumbo or crawfish.Ultimately, Jason loved all the food, and Travis found a few New Orleans dishes he actually liked. You can watch the podcast at the link below.
The latest episode of the New Heights podcast was filmed in New Orleans this week ahead of the Super Bowl.
Hotels expected to be at capacity ahead of Super Bowl | How Entergy plans to power the Super Bowl | Everything you need to know about Super Bowl LIX | Super Bowl ticket prices
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The podcast is hosted by Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce.
Kelce joked that he had just come from Bourbon Street before filming the podcast. This likely puts the recording of the podcast around Tuesday when he was seen crashing a look-a-like contest in the French Quarter.
During the podcast, the Kelce brothers interviewed New Orleans natives and Isidore Newman graduates Peyton and Eli Manning. They asked the iconic duo about their predictions for the Super Bowl, their own podcast, and who would have won a hypothetical “Manning Bowl.”
Throughout the podcast, both Jason and Travis tried different New Orleans foods. Each dish they tried got a little bit more off the rails with how they ate it, and the descriptions.
Travis has been extremely vocal about not liking New Orleans foods, specifically jambalaya and gumbo. He even doubled down on his disdain for the food at the Super Bowl Opening Night.
Jason and Travis sampled fried alligators, crawfish, king cake, beignets, hurricanes, and gumbo. Travis did not try the gumbo or crawfish.
One of the more hilarious moments of the taste testing was Jason sucking the head of a crawfish backward.
Travis liked fried alligator and beignets, but claimed King Cake was “a cinnamon roll with a minty frosting.”
He wouldn’t even try the gumbo or crawfish.
Ultimately, Jason loved all the food, and Travis found a few New Orleans dishes he actually liked.
You can watch the podcast at the link below.
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